The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-03

Majority for Plebians. l,449
"The scepter passed from Judah, and til,
Plebians took the belt Second probation
was the last hope OF the Nimrods.
PAwLEr.
Mrs. G. Taylor has returned to bel
home in western New York.
Mr.. Warren Rice returned from New
York Tuesday
Mr.. Fred Winchester and family are
visiting relatives here.
MIR. Oliver johnson of Minneapolis,
MINI, has been in town few days.
Mr.. Kelly of Rutland is visiting at
Mr.. Nelson Jones.
Mrs. Hatch, OF West Fairlee, is keep
ing house fer Rev. NJ b. Fay!
Mr.. William Belden and daughter OF
South Londonderry were in town this
week.
Mrs. Jefferson Morris died at Mime
spolis, Minnesota, Saturday night His
remains we're brought here for burial.
A regular communication OF Morning
Flower Lodge, No. II, will be held at
Masonic Hail. Nov. Sd, at seven o'clock.
Mrs. Geo. G. Bowman and child, OF
Ridsemill. N. Y. we're in town few days
visiting friends.
MIR. +. j. Simonds has moved his
family to Granville, N. Y, where he is
working at bis trade.
Charles Towsley aud L. b. Leach
went to Sshuylerville, N. Y, Monday with
Fayette Hulett's goods. He has q job
there for year as tinsmith.
Mr.. Levi Paris aud wife, Of Saratoga.
N. Y, have been in town helping to at
tend to her mother during her last sick
ness and death.
Mrs. David Andrus died Sabbath
morning, Oct. 23rd, at 10 o'clock, the fu
neral services were held Tuesday at half
past two p. m, Rev. L. II. Stone OF Gas
Teton officiating.
BONNEVILLE.
Mrs. Geo. Slade has been very i'll
with typhoid fever.
Geo. Burbees family will soon remove
from the village.
The outside OF the church and par
sonage have been greatly improved. being
newly painted.
Rev. VIM. Van Housen, who has been
holding gospel meetings here. has gone to
his home in New York state. The meet
ings were very interesting and well at
tended. Meetings continue to be held
every evening. conducted by the pastor
WIN. Styles walked Off the abutment
of the bridge one week ago last Saturday
evening, ii being very dark at the time
lie was seriously hurt by the fall on the
rocks aud fears were entertained that be
might not recover but be seems to be
doing we'll DR.. Wood attends him.
SUNDERLAND.
H. W. Shsw has moved into his house
near East Arlington.
Miss Hermie Burbank Of Boniville,
has been visiting relatives here.
School closed last Friday in " hat used
10 he Dist. No. .. Miss Minnie Bushee
being teacher.
The Rev. Mr.. Ober preached last SIM.
day about some Of the excuses men have
shy they do not become christians.
The evening OF the donation being
.loudy with slight rain. it was not very
yell attended, the net proceeds being
lbout sl4
The Rev. DR.. Wild OF Manchester
sss 10 town one day last week, calling on
members OF bis church who reside here
nd making Des scqusiniances.
Geo. Sargood has been improving his
esidenee by newly covering the house.
,uilding an addition on The south side
nj treating the whote to coat Of paint
The ladies sociable which was sp
'ointed 10 meet a, the house Of j. G. vii
iams vas postponed to Friday evening.
'ov All are cordially invited.
BY an oversight the names Of Mr.. and
irs Warner we're omitted from the list Of
hose attending and contributing al the
eceut anniversary Of Mr. and Mrs
ioushiou.
The railroad company has been psiat.
ns the depo, 10 this place II il hoped
hey gill make some fart her improvements
9th inside and on, which are very much
eedei 10 pfomote the comfort snl happi-
cas- Of passengers tina, have 10 swat, the
rrivsl Of trains and the community in